Switzerland, Federation. An Artillery Enlisted Man’s Service Tunic and Trousers GTRexclude Newfoundland and served with the

Newfoundland and served with the Newfoundland Mercantile Marine during the First World War

a superb museum exhibition example demonstrating commensurate quality of manufacture in extremely fine condition

Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (657550) with the 162nd Infantry Battalion "Parry Sound Battalion"

Accompanied by its period original package of issue

Switzerland, Federation. An Artillery Enlisted Man’s Service Tunic and Trousers GTRexclude Newfoundland and served with the(Eine Dienstuniform eines Schweizer Artilleriesoldaten). This is a fine quality and extremely well preserved uniform set, consisting of a tunic and a pair of trousers. 1) The tunic is constructed of thick quality field grey wool, with an up turned collar, flanked on both sides by red collar tabs, constructed of a buckram core, with a red wool upper, measuring 65 mm (l) x 32 mm (w). The shoulders are decorated with sew on shoulder boards, secured to